The Lies He Told Me (Grace and Antonio)

Chapter 55

Grace went to the hospital alone for the procedure. This baby was never meant to exist, so Antonio didn't need to know.

Since she had no family to make medical decisions for her, Grace opted for local anesthesia.

The pain was sharp and unrelenting as she felt the life being torn from her body. She bit her lip, telling herself this would be the last time she suffered for Antonio. That man didn't belong to her, and she was don

Pale-

faced, Grace stepped out of the operating room. The hospital was bustling with people, but no one bothered to ask how she was feeling. She tilted her head back to keep her tears from falling. "Don't cry, Grace. "Antonio, thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to bring my mom to the hospital."

Grace followed the voice and saw Antonio and Keyla helping an elderly woman toward her. There was nowhere to hide, so she just stood there, frozen. As soon as Antonio noticed her, he let go of the elderly wo "What are you doing here?"

Swallowing her bitterness, Grace forced a smile.

"Didn't I say yesterday that one of my colleagues was having surgery? It just ended."

Keyla stepped forward, smiling triumphantly.

"Grace, long time no see!"

uncomfortable. Even now, she still couldn't bear to put him in a difficult

long time

"My mom needed to see a doctor, and Antonio was just helping out. I just got back to the country. and don't know my way around. Luckily, he was there to help me." Grace responded with a silent smile, but

shouldn't have come to you, right?

pitiful look made Antonio

fine. I want to

to glance

understanding person. She'll get it. Am I

Yeah, she

his ailing mother and disciplining his rebellious sister. And now,

hig

to Keyla.

them. I'm not upset. Antonio, I have something to do, so I'll be

response, Grace turned away. She felt like

was time to return

went to the wedding house in the south

finally unlocking it. Inside, everything looked the same as before,

had changed.

ai It was the same scent Keyla had carried earlier

on the vanity. A